For nearly three decades, millions of gridlocked motorists inching along the Ohio Street feeder ramp toward the Kennedy Expressway have glanced up to see a Metra billboard proclaiming: “Take the easy way out.” The idea that anyone would associate the sign with suicide never entered the consciousness of the commuter rail agency.
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